MIUI and Flyme, as the earliest and most famous customized ROMs in China, both have fixed slots. The former is called ADUI because of advertising, while some models of the latter are still the core of Android 5.1 even if upgraded to Flyme 6, which is called Android 5.1 for thousands of years.

On June 25, the fifth anniversary of Flyme, Meizu Flyme official micro blog announced that it would start the internal test of Flyme based on Android 7.0. The registration period is from June 25 to July 2, The internal test models include PRO 6Plus, PRO 6, PRO 6s, and PRO 5, while the orthodox flagship MX series only has one MX6 model, and the Meilan series only includes the Meilan Note5, Meilan Note3, Meilan E, and Meilan Max with large sales. The updates will be pushed in batches after July 10. The Android M (L) trial version and beta version of the above models will be temporarily released and converted to Android N (i.e. Android 7.0) version.

Meizu, as one of the manufacturers that released the most mobile phones in 2016, and Meilan 5s, Meilan U20/U10, Meilan X and many other new phones are not eligible for this Android 7.0 Flyme. The main reason is that some models use YunOS, and these machines have little chance to experience the fluency and power saving optimization brought by the system's internal core. Another concern is that, like MIUI, things like upgrading the kernel but emasculating new system features often happen in highly customized ROMs. I hope this kind of thing will not happen on Flyme.

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